Bounty Hunter 2200 owner manual Trouble Shooting Guide

Page 19

TROUBLESHOOTING

TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE

SYMPTOM	CAUSE	SOLUTION

Detector chatters	• Using detector	• Use detector
or beeps erratically	indoors	outdoors only
	• Using detector near	• Move away
	power lines	from power lines
	• Using 2 detectors in	• Keep 2 detectors
	close proximity	at least 20’ apart
	• Highly oxidized	• Only dig up
	buried object	repeatable
		signals
	• Environmental	• Reduce sensitivity
	electromagnetic	until erratic
	interference	signals cease

Constant low tone	• Discharged batteries	• Replace batteries
or constant repeating
tones	• Wrong type of	• Use only 9V
	batteries	alkaline batteries

LCD does not lock	• Multiple targets	• Move coil slowly
on to one target ID	present	at different angles
or detector emits	• Highly oxidized
multiple tones	target
	• Sensitivity set	• Reduce sensitivity
	too high

No power, no	• Dead batteries	• Replace batteries
sounds	• Poor battery	• Push batteries in
	contact	tighter
	• Cord not connected	• Insert paper spacers
	securely	(see page 6)
		• Check connections

19

Image 19

Contents Page Table of Contents Elimination TerminologyAssembly is easy and requires no tools AssemblyAdjusting the Arm Rest Batteries To install the batteriesII. Position the Detector III. Power UpUick Start Demonstration Supplies NeededXII. Wave the zinc penny over the search coil VI. Wave the Nail over Search CoilVIII. Wave all objects over the Search Coil XI. Press the Notch touchpad againSensitivity Powering UPPress the Power touch pad Basic OperationDiscrimination Mode Default OperationTo use the Notch Mode Notch ModeTechnical Note Headphone Jack ZAPTo demonstrate the ZAP control Bass Tone Audio Target IdentificationReading the Display Depth and Target DisplayElectromagnetic Interference Sensitivity AdjustmentPinpointing Field TechniquesCoil Movement What …MAY Reads Actually Like this Be this Field Techniques Trouble Shooting Guide Trouble ShootingTreasure HUNTER’S Code of Ethics